Vera Dunn obituary notices a Elyria and Las Vegas tied life
Vera Dunn, 79, formerly of Elyria, died September 16, 2004, in Las Vegas at her daughter's home after five years there. She worked as deputy clerk in Lorain County and City Auditor's office. Survived by son James K. Dunn. daughters Patsy Dunn and Sune Sievert Banspach. four grandchildren and a great grandchild. sister Nita Smith. brothers James Thompson and Ward Thompson. Memorial service 11 a.m. Saturday at First Congregational Church Elyria. Donations to Creekside Hospices Inc. in Las Vegas advised.
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Vera Dunn
Death Notice for Donald F Lynch of South Amherst
Donald F Lynch, 84, of South Amherst, died September 29, 2004, at Grace Hospital. Born in Lorain, he served in the Army during World War II and was a prisoner of war. He retired from Elvira City Schools and was a Past Master of Stonington Lodge No. 503 F and A.M. He is survived by Grace, his wife of 56 years, a daughter Patricia Baier, and two granddaughters. No service. Arrangements by Dicken Funeral Home, Elyria.
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Donald F Lynch
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Grace Hospital
Amherst
Lorain
South Amherst
Birmingham High School
Elvria City
Iyed
Stonington Lodge
Grace
Vermilion man Buddy Stanko dies after illness at 54
Gerald G. Stanko known as Buddy, 54, of Vermilion died September 30 2004 at home after a 17 month illness. A Lorain native star athlete at Admiral King High School and longtime Lorain County deputy, he is survived by wife Deborah and two daughters Kristina and Heidi, with services at St Nicholas Byzantine Rite Catholic Church and burial at Calvary Cemetery. Memorials to New Life Hospice or Ireland Cancer Center. Burial in Lorain. Condolences at giuvna.net.
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Gerald G
Buddy” Stanko
Vermilion
Lorain
Washington Avenue School
Hawthorne
Admiral King High School
Stanko
Admiral King
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Vernon Smith
Case Western Reserve University
James Mertz
Martin Mahoney
Dhil
St. Nicholas
Larain
Holy Name Society
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cleveland Indians
Deborah
Nee Farlow
Kristina M. Stanko
Toledo
Heidi L. Stanko
Norwalk
George
Mary
Nee Demyan) Stanko
Gary
Georgene Matus
Wakeman
Gluvna-Shimo- Hromada Funeral Chapel
Broadway, Lorain
West 40Th St
Nicholas Rachford
Caretad Eg Lattas
Vary
New Life Hospice
North Abbe Road
Elyria
Ireland Cancer Center
University Hospitals of Cleveland
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Giuvna.net
Margaret Wasserman 85 of Helena dies after 2004
Margaret Wasserman 85 of Helena died Tuesday September 28 2004 at Bethesda Care Center Fremont She was a homemaker quilter and member of St Marys Catholic Church Millersville Rosary Altar Society St Francis Auxiliary Tiffin Survivors include daughters Helen Nieset Alice Reineck Rose Boes Rita Nieset Carolyn Breidenbach Marilyn Dantuono and others and sons Vincent Thomas L Dennis Stan 37 grandchildren and one great grandchild plus sisters Florence Cunningham and Emma Wasserman Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. today at Herman Kinn Karlovetz Fremont Wake Service that evening Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Friday at St Marys Millersville Burial in St Marys Cemetery Memorials to St Marys Church Millersville or Sandusky County Food Pantry.
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Margaret M. Wasserman
Helena
Bethesda Care Center
Fremont
New Riegel
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Millersville
the Rosary Altar Society
St. Francis Auxiliary
Tiffi
Helen Nieset
Elyria
Alice Reineck
Gibsonburg
Rose Boes
Kirby
Rita Nieset
Holland
Carolyn Breidenbach
Tiffin
Mariyn Dantuono
Findlay
Vincent
Thomas L
Dennis
Clyde
Stan
Florence Cunningham
Emma Wasserman
Burgoon
Roman Wasserman
George and
Lidwina
Hoepf Tiell
Paul G. Tiell
Herman-Kinn-Karlovetz
North St. Fremont
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ted Miller
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sandusky County
Deaths Across Europe and New York Mark Losses in Arts and Sports
Two time Olympic alpine star Christl Cranz Borchers dies at 90 in Oberstaufen Germany after a career with 12 world titles and 1936 Olympic golds. Gardner Botsford, longtime The New Yorker editor, dies at 87 in Manhattan shaping the magazine's style. Scott Muni, veteran New York disc jockey, dies at 74 after a half century in radio.
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Germany
Christ
Cranz- Borchers
Cranz
Laila Schou-Nielsen
New York
Gardner Botsford
New Yorker
Manhattan
Botsford
A.J. Liebling
Roger Sage
Novelies
Janet Malcolm
William Shawn
Ruth Gardner
Alfred Miller Botsford
Raoul Fleischmann
The
Yale University
Red Cross Blood Drives In Avon Lake Area
The American Red Cross announces upcoming blood drives in the Avon Lake area. On October 4 at 7 p.m. at the Avon Lake Public Library the drive will run. The following day October 5 runs from noon to 8 p.m. at 32649 Electric Blvd. in Avon Lake.
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American Red Cross
Avon Lake Public Library
Electric Blvd
Avon Lake
Avon Donor Center Appointment Schedule Notice
Avon Donor Center located at 2100 Center St Avon offers appointments from 8 am to 2 pm on October 9. Call 800 GIVE LIFE to schedule. Appointments preferred.
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Avon Donor Center
Center St
Avon
Givelife
Dayton Fire Department Fees Spark Tax Revenue Debate
Dayton and other Ohio towns are beginning to bill individuals for fire department responses to auto accidents. The $550 fee, approved by Dayton's City Commission, targets the accident party deemed responsible. Officials expect insurers to cover most costs, with proceeds funding new engines and gear. Public opinion is divided as residents worry about insurance impacts and tax implications.
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Dayton
Larry Collins
Susan Smith
Sinclair Community College
Smith
Miami Township
Collins
Susan Cave
Ohio Municipal League
Cave
Cincinnati
Mike Kroger
Ohio elderly numbers rise as population stays static
Ohio's population remains almost unchanged at 11.44 million in 2003 while the very elderly 84 plus rise to 196,400 and 80 to 84 reach 234,043. Younger adults 20 to 44 decline by 79,011 as aging trends and outmigration shape policy. Governor Taft cites aging care, education and technology plans.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.S. Census Bureau
Steve Proctor
Unio Department of Aging
Bob Taft
Orest Holubec
Taft
Third Frontier
Ohio Supreme Court overturns child ban in Talty case
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-2 to overturn a Medina judge’s order requiring Sean Talty to refrain from fathering more children while on probation for failing to pay $38,000 in child support. The decision sent the case back for resentencing, citing the lack of a lift method for the prohibition as overbroad.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Sean Talty
Medina
Ohio
Talty
Thomas Moyer
Medina County Common Pleas
James L. Kimbler
9Th
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Akron
Kimbler
Paul Pfeifer
Evelyn Lundberg Stratton
Pfeifer
Dean Carra
Medina County
James Bennett
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